01-05-2016, 06:45 PM
I don't see Parker having any trouble with Fury. Klit had problems with him because he forgot to fight. Different story with Wilder. He can match Parker with speed and power. Funnily enough, they've faced about the same quality of opposition.
I don't think Parker fights for a title this year, but I think he puts himself in line for one. As in, he becomes the #1 or #2 in an alphabet or two, an eliminator, or even a mandatory.
Unifications don't happen very often. So I don't see Wilder, Fury, or Martin/Glazkov fighting each other in 2016. Alphabets like to hold onto their champs, and not share. What I worry is that they'll bypass Parker unless forced to fight him. Same as they bypass Povetkin.
But Stu says he has a plan, and a strategy. Gotta put my money on Stu. Diehard's strategy, you may ask? Take advantage of being ranked in 4 alphabets and play them off one another. As in, "ok, you don't want me for an eliminator to fight the Martin/Glazkov winner? I'll (Parker) see if Fury wants to fight me at the 02, or maybe Wilder needs an opponent." That's what Diehard would do.
I don't think Parker fights for a title this year, but I think he puts himself in line for one. As in, he becomes the #1 or #2 in an alphabet or two, an eliminator, or even a mandatory.
Unifications don't happen very often. So I don't see Wilder, Fury, or Martin/Glazkov fighting each other in 2016. Alphabets like to hold onto their champs, and not share. What I worry is that they'll bypass Parker unless forced to fight him. Same as they bypass Povetkin.
But Stu says he has a plan, and a strategy. Gotta put my money on Stu. Diehard's strategy, you may ask? Take advantage of being ranked in 4 alphabets and play them off one another. As in, "ok, you don't want me for an eliminator to fight the Martin/Glazkov winner? I'll (Parker) see if Fury wants to fight me at the 02, or maybe Wilder needs an opponent." That's what Diehard would do.